Sin whispers, "Give in to temptation. It will satisfy you." But giving in to sin doesn't satisfy your desire for it. It only provokes it, strengthens it, and makes you desire it more. Don't feed the beast. Flee to Jesus, He alone will satisfy your soul.

The is a common thread that runs through every broken relationship, international war, church split, ministry scandal, and social conflict: human pride. – Israel Wayne

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Be killing sin, or it will kill you. It will not stop at your doorstep. It will consume your home, defile your marriage, corrupt your children, and choke your ministry until nothing holy remains. Sin is not a mistake to manage but an enemy to destroy. God warned Cain, “Sin is

"When God strips everything away, when He forces us to recognize all the ways the world has become an idol to us, He is all that we have left in which to trust."

Truths that anchor our soul: 1. God is still sovereign. 2. Christ is still reigning. 3. The Spirit is still interceding. 4. The church is still growing. 5. Scripture is still teaching. 6. The gospel is still saving. 7. Glory is still coming!

"A person warning you about sin loves you more than a person joining you in sin."

Christian, when you hold a grudge, you forget the gravity of your own debt that was canceled at the cross. We must forgive as Christ forgave us.

After interviewing Joel Beeke, Rev. Geoffrey Thomas, Pastor Rick Phillips, and Dr. Paul Smalley about biblical manhood, one statement stopped me cold. Beeke has met hundreds of thousands of Christians across dozens of countries. He's never heard ONE person say this 🧵

Nahh, I dated a worship leader and he broke up with me because I wouldn’t crawl in bed with him. Dated a pastor who became demonically possessed once. Attending church is a given. Instead, look for his fruit, his quickness to repentance, the hours he spends in the Bible, his

Thankful for His mercy 🙏🏼

Five marks of a Christian man growing in holiness: 1. Submits desires to Scripture. 2. Repents quickly. 3. Leads his home with courage and gentleness. 4. Guards his eyes and thoughts. 5. Pursues Christ even when he feels weak. Holiness grows through steady obedience.

Look not at your repentance or faith or love — but rather fix your eye on Him who will never cast out any who sincerely come to Him. He knows all your sin and all that you lack — and yet He loves you. — George Everard, Beneath the Cross

There is no real peace for the conscience and no rest for the heart while we bury the burden of unconfessed sin. Relief comes when it is fully unbosomed to God. — A.W. Pink, Profiting from the Word

“Nobody becomes an adulterer, and no one commits murder unless he has first cast the fear of God out of his heart.” —Martin Luther

Grant me never to lose sight of the exceeding sinfulness of sin, the exceeding righteousness of salvation, the exceeding glory of Christ, the exceeding beauty of holiness, the exceeding wonder of grace. —The Valley of Vision, Pg. 137

How many there are who, though they have departed from external pollution through the knowledge of the truth, nevertheless cling to secret sins and corruption! They protect and serve them and remain so attached to them as right eyes and right hands so that they cannot be drawn

“He who is forgiven little, loves little.” Luke 7:47 Let us pray that the Lord lead us into the depths of our undeserving. Harshness does not do this. Peter fell down undone by his sinfulness because of Jesus’s miraculous undeserved kindness (Luke 5:8).

“He that truly hates sin will not think much to be admonished and reproved when he errs.” — Richard Sibbes